👉 Male human vocalizations, such as rumbling rumbles during mating calls or the distinctive deep growls and huffs often associated with territorial disputes or dominance displays, typically have lower pitch and more resonance compared to females' higher-pitched yips or shrieks. In contrast, male bird sounds, though varied across species, generally feature melodious chirps and trills that serve different purposes like attracting mates or warning off rivals, often at higher frequencies than those made by females.
